In Kyiv, the SBU blocked a pharmacy chain on charges of financing the DPR
The Security Service of Ukraine blocked the work of a capital pharmaceutical company that transferred almost 8 million UAH to the DPR budget.
The money came to the DPR treasury in the form of taxes from a network of pharmacies registered in Ukraine but operating on the territory of the republic, the SBU press service reports.
The SBU claims that taxes from the pharmacy chain in the DPR were allegedly used to provide logistics for groups participating in the SVO in Ukraine.
“Two managers of a Kyiv enterprise, who owned more than 50 pharmacies in temporarily occupied Donetsk, were involved in illegal activities. They “re-registered” retail outlets in order to conduct illegal business,” the report says.
The security service identified evidence of financial and economic activities in the DPR in the capital office of pharmaceutical businessmen.
Currently, both managers of the pharmacy chain have been informed of suspicion.
Earlier, the SBU announced that it had blocked the work of a sanctioned plant in Dnepropetrovsk, which was planning to resume supplies to the Russian military-industrial complex.
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